A private bank-grade depository for ultra-high-end horology, fine jewelry, and precious metals. Operating under U.S. Foreign-Trade Zone #281 status at the Seybold Building, delivering complete customs duty deferral, Florida tax relief, and zero-transit security.
Private Family Depository • Third-Party Vaulting Allocations Late 2026/2027 • CBP Bonded Security
Engineered inside Suite 630 of the Seybold Building — the historic epicentre of Miami's high-value jewelry trade. Designed from the foundation up to eliminate street-transit exposure while providing institutional-grade custody under federal zone supervision.
Bank-grade modular vault construction rated against torch, tool, and explosive entry with seismic detection.
Located inside Suite 630 of the Seybold Building. Wholesalers and collectors transact securely without entering public streets.
Streamlined intake protocols compatible with Brink's, Malca-Amit, and Ferrari Group secured couriers.
Discreet examination rooms outfitted with 5500K daylight-spectrum lighting, precision scales, and high optics.
Leveraging federal statutory benefits under 19 U.S.C. Chapter 1A and CBP Port 5201 for unprecedented balance sheet efficiency and capital liquidity.
Customs duties (up to 9.8% on Swiss movements and 30%+ on fine jewelry) are deferred indefinitely while held in the vault. Zero duties if re-exported.
Miami serves as the global capital for Latin America and the Caribbean. Re-export inventory directly from the vault without ever triggering U.S. formal entry tariffs.
Tangible personal property and luxury inventory stored within a federal Foreign-Trade Zone in Florida are statutory exempt from local ad valorem inventory taxes.
Authenticate, service, photograph, and exhibit high horology timepieces within the bonded secure perimeter without advancing customs duty payments.
Consolidate unlimited withdrawals into a single weekly CBP entry, capping Merchandise Processing Fees (MPF) at $614/week instead of paying per individual transaction.
Customs duties (up to 9.8% on Swiss movements and 30%+ on fine jewelry) are deferred indefinitely while held in the vault. Zero duties if re-exported.
Miami serves as the global capital for Latin America and the Caribbean. Re-export inventory directly from the vault without ever triggering U.S. formal entry tariffs.
Tangible personal property and luxury inventory stored within a federal Foreign-Trade Zone in Florida are statutory exempt from local ad valorem inventory taxes.
Authenticate, service, photograph, and exhibit high horology timepieces within the bonded secure perimeter without advancing customs duty payments.
Consolidate unlimited withdrawals into a single weekly CBP entry, capping Merchandise Processing Fees (MPF) at $614/week instead of paying per individual transaction.
Customs duties (up to 9.8% on Swiss movements and 30%+ on fine jewelry) are deferred indefinitely while held in the vault. Zero duties if re-exported.
Miami serves as the global capital for Latin America and the Caribbean. Re-export inventory directly from the vault without ever triggering U.S. formal entry tariffs.
Tangible personal property and luxury inventory stored within a federal Foreign-Trade Zone in Florida are statutory exempt from local ad valorem inventory taxes.
Authenticate, service, photograph, and exhibit high horology timepieces within the bonded secure perimeter without advancing customs duty payments.
Consolidate unlimited withdrawals into a single weekly CBP entry, capping Merchandise Processing Fees (MPF) at $614/week instead of paying per individual transaction.
Global FTZ 155 currently operates strictly as a private family and corporate depository. In response to industry demand across the Seybold diamond district, private vault allocations and bonded safe deposit compartments will open to select institutional and private collectors in late 2026 / 2027.
Operating under the strictest federal statutes, customs audits, and specialized industry depository standards.
Federal statutory authorization administered jointly by the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Operates under Grant of Authority FTZ #281 with formal listing on the OFIS Federal Registry as Site #155.
Regulated under 19 CFR Part 146 under direct Port Director oversight. Authorizes in-bond admission, high-value horology handling, inventory audits, and weekly consolidated entry filings (CBP Form 7501).
Located at 36 NE 1st St in the heart of Downtown Miami's historic Diamond District. Engineered with bank-grade UL Class 3 modular vaulting, zero-street-transit access for building tenants, and secured armored carrier transfer bays.
Tangible personal property exemption under 19 U.S.C. § 81o(e) and Florida Statutes Chapter 196. Foreign inventory admitted into Site 155 is fully exempt from Florida and Miami-Dade County ad valorem personal property taxes.
Essential insights into U.S. Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZ), customs duty deferral, Florida tax relief, and high-security vaulting for luxury horology and fine jewelry.
Global FTZ 155 is currently an exclusive private facility in the Seybold Building. To be vetted for late 2026 / 2027 third-party vault allocations, submit your institutional application below.
Vetted client onboarding under institutional non-disclosure
Suite 630 · 36 NE 1st St, Miami, FL 33132
Strict KYC & AML compliance required • All submissions protected by non-disclosure agreements • By appointment only
Exclusive Proprietary Status: Global FTZ 155 operates strictly as a high-security, private depository and U.S. Foreign-Trade Zone facility for Global USA Corp and its affiliated corporate interests.
No Retail Access or Walk-Ins: The depository is not a retail store and is closed to the general public. No walk-in visitors or unvetted individuals are admitted under any circumstance.
Advance Appointment & Vetting Required: All site entries, deliveries by authorized armored carriers (Brink's, Malca-Amit, Ferrari), and client appraisals require prior registration, biometric security clearance, and official appointment confirmation.
Future Third-Party Allocations: Commercial leasing of vault compartments and in-bond storage allocations is projected for late 2026 / 2027. Qualified institutions may request placement on the vetted allocation waitlist via this showcase.
Confidentiality Charter: Global USA Corp maintains institutional-grade data privacy and discretion for all inquiries, inventory records, and client holdings. No client data is sold, disclosed, or shared with third parties except as compelled under federal law.
FinCEN & Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) Compliance: Operating in the high-value horology, diamond, and precious metals sectors, Global FTZ 155 adheres to comprehensive Anti-Money Laundering (AML) standards and Customer Due Diligence (CDD) procedures.
Non-Disclosure Protections: Information submitted through our Allocation Waitlist is treated under strict bilateral non-disclosure protocols and encrypted using enterprise-grade cryptographic standards.
Statutory Framework: Operations are governed by the Foreign-Trade Zones Act of 1934 (19 U.S.C. §§ 81a–81u) and Customs Regulations set forth in 19 CFR Part 146 under the supervision of Port 5201 (PortMiami / Miami International Airport).
Merchandise Status & Duty Deferral: Foreign merchandise admitted into Global FTZ 155 is considered outside the commerce of the United States for customs duty purposes until formal entry for consumption (CBP Form 7501) is executed.
Jurisdiction & Governing Law: All activities, agreements, and security operations are governed by the laws of the United States and the State of Florida.
